What an audit covers
| Part | What it checks |
|---|---|
| seo crawl | Status codes, redirects, titles, descriptions, canonical and robots tags, and broken internal links across the site. Runs on your machine with the CLI. |
| seo page | One URL as it is served now, plus what Google URL Inspection reports for it. |
| seo index | Pages that lost most of their clicks, checked live and with URL Inspection, so you see which ones broke or left the index. |
| seo report | Search Console sections such as content decay, cannibalization and traffic drops. |
Start with a crawl, then follow the clicks
Run the SEO crawler first to get a technical baseline, and keep the result so you can compare the next crawl after a release. Then use the Google index checker and the report to see which issues line up with lost search traffic. A long list of warnings matters less than the few pages that stopped getting clicks.
Observations, not verdicts
A noindex tag or a canonical that points elsewhere is reported as what the page says. It is only a problem if you did not mean it. The audit gives your agent the evidence, and you decide what to fix.